Bad Things

Bollocks. This is just hindsight being 20/20. Hot-Rod was playing uninspired, crappy football at the time and the coaching staff wanted to see what their other QB could do. I had no problem with them doing that.

Good grief. Some people...

Having a beautiful summer down here in the Southern Hemisphere. (The scary thing is that the water temps around NZ are way above normal.)

Yeah, this crap has gotten old.

Saint Sean will excommunicate Dougie!

While no fan of Triplette... he made the right call on the field. It was the reviewer in NYC that mucked it up, not Triplette.

Same here. In all seriousness, I did love the fact that she was pacing around.

Saint Sean will have this team ready!

I think some good karma has to do with many of us not being able to read Sully's or Bucky's negative drivel all year. The negativity that they constantly spew only leads to bad karma. Thank you Buffalo News from shielding us from these jerks!

I totally agree. I couldn't believe how dirty he was playing yesterday. I thought it was pretty classic that he injured himself while trying to make a dirty hit. I haven't really watched Kiko much at all since he left the team... when did he start playing so dirty?

Same here. Well said.

One of the best plays in Bills history. No joke. Just pure awesomeness.

I didn't really "cry" per say, but I definitely felt the emotions. It was the release of many frustrating seasons.

+1

Friggin' brilliant!!!

I just gotta say that the Kyle Williams TD run may very well be the greatest play in Buffalo Bills history! I only noticed his jersey number right as the ball was handed off to him. Just perfect. It was the first time I've ever actually gotten emotional during a football game. Let's go Buffalo!!!

Buffalo NY is going to be the place to be tonight!

Way back in May 2000, I found an online poll about the NFL. This website said that if you answered the questions, they would send you an offical NFL t-shirt from the team of your choice. The next month I moved my family to Washington State and low and behold, there was my new shirt waiting for me on our doorstep when we arrived. (June 8th, 2000) I was psyched. It was an awesome shirt... white, with the charging Bills logo. I wound up wearing that shirt everywhere. Well, finally this past year I had a thought. I realised that the Bills drought began when I received that "free" shirt. Was it really "free", or was it kinda like making a deal with the devil? There's always a price to pay. The night before this season's first game, I told my wife and kids that I was going to burn that shirt, and lift the playoff curse. I lit a fire in the fireplace and threw the damn thing in there. (My wife and kids thought I lost it.) Is this the reason why the Bills are finally going to the playoffs?? I say, "Hell Yeah!" What did YOU do to help end the playoff drought?? (It could also have been because I attended my first summer Bills camp, while I was in the States this past summer.) Let's go Buffalo!!!!!

Woo Hoooooooo!!!!!!!!!!

Tomorrow is going to be great. Watching with the entire family down here in New Zealand. The last time the Bills were in a playoff game, I was watching it, while holding my newborn son. Needless to say, he's now 18 years old. Let's go Buffalo!

You mean, like he's on a rotisserie?

You "received warnings from mods for defending" yourself??

So... after putting it off for a long time, my wife finally succeeded in making me go through my old t-shirts to weed out the ones I rarely wear anymore. I couldn't believe how flipping' old so many were and how many I actually owned! Yikes. I'm wondering... how many t-shirts do the rest of you guys own, and how old are the oldest ones that you still wear? Let's go Buffalo!

Zay will wind up being a total stud.

Yeah, very short yardage.